Cotton Market Opens Quiet as Weather Buoyed Belief
The New York cotton market opened quiet and firm with 3 to 6 point gains on bullish weekly reviews and dry belt forecasts. Prices slipped after the call, August at 7.73 and October 7.65, while activity remained limited and near steadiness prevailed by close. Market notes from New Orleans and other spots show firm spots and cautious trading, with attention to Texas weather.
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the Chronicle
Regerai
Southwest
Texas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
South Atlantic
New Orleans
Exchange Committee
Cotton Conditions Across Ports on July 20 1840s
Reports from multiple ports show cotton mostly steady to quiet with middling prices around 8 percent and varying receipts and stocks. Cities include New York New Orleans Galveston Mobile Savannah Charleston Wilmington Philadelphia St Louis Memphis Augusta and Houston with listings of sales receipts and stock levels.
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Liverpool
New York
New Orleans
Galveston
Norfolk
Mobile
Recheipys
Woo
Asur Soo
Cpttos
Oren
Bates
Gulf B
Ste
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Garfolk
Shallmore
Philadelphia
St Louis
Memphis
Agusta
Hull
Houston
Dry Goods Market and Cotton Prices in New York
The dry goods market shows no change in cotton goods with demand indifferent. Prices hold. American yarns in better demand with rising tendency. Test numbers rose to per pound. Woolen yarns steady though quiet. Hubbard Bros. & Co. Cotton Letter notes modest activity and cautious purchases amid uncertain crop prospects in Texas and mixed rainfall reports. New Orleans Chronicle crop bullishness features in market commentary.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co
Texas
Idec
B. Beer
New Orleans
The
Chronicle
Liverpool
Galveston
Weatherford
Fort Worth
Rainfall Outlook Pushes Market Futures Higher
The article argues rainfall west of the Mississippi will dictate prices, with a general downpour needed to curb gains while renewed heat could lift prices if speculation returns. It notes largely unfavorable trade conditions abroad, especially on the continent, influencing market sentiment.
Weather and cotton market brief from New York July 20
Murphy and Coi report weather notes with scattered showers in Texas and a dry southwest, while Texas crop prospects are debated. London and New York futures show weakness with gains for rail and steel, bank reserves rise, and sub treasuries move funds. traders anticipate demand and currency needs as markets close unsettled.
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New York
Weekly Chronicle
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The
Chronicle
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Liverpool
Texa
Sherman
Attlantic
Little Rock
Augusta
Charleston
New Orleans
Houston
Weatherford
Fexas
W. E. Small & Co
London
St. Paul
Pacifics
United States Steel
Chicago
Sugar
Peoples
Atlantic Clearing House Report Week Clearings
Darwin G. Jones, Manager, reports clearings for the week at 1,555,222.73 with 804.77 last year. The stock market news centers on New York trading July 20, noting widespread liquidation from contract talks and a steel workers strike, with Northern Pacific harmony plans aiding sentiment. London and international effects follow as markets react to domestic developments and money conditions ease slightly due to Treasury actions.
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New York
Amalgamated Association of Iron
Steward Tin Workers
Pacific
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London
United States
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Sub-Treasury
Corm
London Financial
Stock Exchange
Atchison, Union Pacific
Wall Street Steadily Slides on Western Crop Fears
Anxiety over western crop prospects drives stocks lower in New York trading. Bears press with aggressive selling as reports of corn damage and spring wheat losses fuel weakness. Some rallies fade after a strong bank statement prompts a brief uptick before renewed selling.
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Wall Street
Southern
Pacifc
St. Paul
Missouri Pacifie
Grain and market quotes lag as July to September futures firm
Across Chicago St Louis and regional markets, grains and provisions show mixed firmness. No. 2 corn and oats hold steady to firmer amid unfavorable crops. flour and wheat cite modest gains while lard pork and bacon trade steady to firm. Regional prices in Atlanta Cincinnati New York reflect broad commodity activity with coffee dairy and produce lists.
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London
St Pau
Western Union
Atchison Common
Grangers
Pacific
Galma
Chicago
Atchisons
Union Pacific St Paul
Southern Pacific
Western Railway
St Paul
Union Pacific
Atlanta
Georeta
St. Louis
Cate
Cincinnati
Fruit and Produce Market Report from Atlanta
Atlanta market note July 20 reports fruit and produce activity with abundant peaches and high prices for bananas and lemons amid hot weather. Grapes and apples show satisfactory returns, watermelons abundant but prices faltering. oranges scarce until fall, potatoes and cabbage in steady supply, tomatoes cheap, and butter and honey showing mixed demand. Cotton and oil prices in New York and Memphis also listed for July 20.
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Jersey
Georgia
Tennessee
el Pertas
Missouri
Kansas
Export Oil & Fire Line Co Drilling Offers Gusher Prospects
Beaumont and Jefferson county oil fields attract bold offers from experienced drillers. Export Oil & Pipe Line Co plans to sink a well on Spindle Top Heights amid gushers nearby with projected daily yields around 69 000 barrels. Investors expect rapid payback, with potential value exceeding two million per large well.
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Heights
Export Oil & Fire Line Co
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Beaumont Fields
Johnson
Jefferson County
OW & Pipe Line CO
Export Co
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Tueas
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Heywood
Hoywood
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Z. Caracristi
Jeading
Oli Co
Secondary Investment Prospectus Notice in Boston and Houston
Gic PER Sitane par vatun ten dollars full paid and non assessable. When the well comes in the stock is cut off the market. The only time to secure it at any price before off is struck and the only time to secure this stock at sixty cents is immediately. Subscriptions should be for wanted either to the company at Heaumont Texas or to its Fiscal Agents below. Send for frustrated prospectus mailed promptly on request Walter G Hudson Co Fiscal Agents 42 Stock Exchange Bldg Boston Ma. Membera Berumoent Of Exchange and Board of Trade.
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Heaumont
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